Collaborate Disseminate
This week the Washington Post published a bombshell story on the recent attacks on the US election infrastructure ironically under their motto “Democracy dies in darkness.” On the Vidder blog Thursday I said that we were at cyberwar. My case was simple: Cyber warfare is by nature stealth; There are no cyber-specific treaties; The migration […]
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via Gadi Evron, Founder and CEO at Cymmetria comes this unique retrospective view of the world’s first intern… Continue reading Gadi Evron, ‘The First Internet War in Estonia’
via Gadi Evron, Founder and CEO at Cymmetria comes this unique retrospective view of the world’s first intern… Continue reading Gadi Evron, ‘The First Internet War in Estonia’
The People’s Republic is downsizing the world’s largest troop force, while scaling up its ambitions in sea, space, and internet warfare. Continue reading China’s Military Is Taking a Powerful Turn
Reuters has an article on North Korea’s cyberwar capabilities, specifically “Unit 180.” They’re still not in the same league as the US, UK, Russia, China, and Israel. But they’re getting better…. Continue reading North Korean Cyberwar Capabilities
Reuters has an article on North Korea’s cyberwar capabilities, specifically "Unit 180." They’re still not in the same league as the US, UK, Russia, China, and Israel. But they’re getting better…. Continue reading North Korean Cyberwar Capabilities
Microsoft VB macro barriers have been penetrated, the website that doesn’t let you change your password, IBM flash drives have malware, and more. Jason Wood of Paladin Security joins us to deliver expert commentary on NATO’s cyberwar games on this episode of Hack Naked News! Full Show Notes Visit http://hacknaked.tv to get all the latest Continue reading May 2, 2017 – Hack Naked News #122
I regularly say that, on the Internet, attack is easier than defense. There are a bunch of reasons for this, but primarily it’s 1) the complexity of modern networked computer systems and 2) the attacker’s ability to choose the time and method of the at… Continue reading Attack vs. Defense in Nation-State Cyber Operations
I regularly say that, on the Internet, attack is easier than defense. There are a bunch of reasons for this, but primarily it’s 1) the complexity of modern networked computer systems and 2) the attacker’s ability to choose the time and method of the attack versus the defender’s necessity to secure against every type of attack. This is true, but… Continue reading Attack vs. Defense in Nation-State Cyber Operations
I regularly say that, on the Internet, attack is easier than defense. There are a bunch of reasons for this, but primarily it’s 1) the complexity of modern networked computer systems and 2) the attacker’s ability to choose the time and method of the attack versus the defender’s necessity to secure against every type of attack. This is true, but… Continue reading Attack vs. Defense in Nation-State Cyber Operations